Hey guys, welcome back to According to. I'm Megan.

And I'm Sierra for this week's episode. We are diving into, I think, a new Reddit thread.

I don't think we've done this one before. Maybe. But it's probably right.

It's been a while. It's been a while. Um, so we went to the relationship advice subreddit, and we figured we'd try our hand at solving Reddit's relationship problems. It really is. So, because obviously we go through and we're picking out, like, which ones we want to talk about on the episode. But that means there's many more on there that, like, we obviously don't talk about. But, like, sometimes I'm just scrolling through it.'m just like oh my goodness gracious people have some crazy stories at least I feel like they're dealing with

I mean there's so many that I skip over because I'm just like well you just have to leave them

because that's the advice so I feel like I tried to pick stuff that you know a little song to

conversation about.

But yeah.

Meanwhile, not meanwhile, before we get into the bulk of the episode, we like to do our weekly spotlights, catch-ups, book updates.

And I'm just going to get you caught up now for book updates.

I feel as though I'm on the rise.

So let's talk about books that I finished since last week. I have read Into Thin Air, which is a nonfiction book. I did that on audiobook.

I was I reading a book last week? Are we doing the book club book still? The book that I am

listening to right now, because I'm doing two books. I'll chat in a second

about the books I'm reading, it mentioned into thin air. And so I just felt very timely because I knew

you had just finished that. And I was like, well, that's strange. I finished our book club book

for the podcast. They Never Learned by Lane Fargo. I think I might have mentioned that actually

last week I had just finished it.

I'm almost done with The Disappearing Spoon, which is another nonfiction book that I'm

listening to via audiobook.

I think I'll probably finish that if not today, then tomorrow.

And I read, physically read with my own two eyes in the span of three days broken country by claire leslie

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